We call those cost centers, which is another useful term to know for when you’re derisively called one. Also COGS/OCOGS and such, which is basically accountingspeak for “annoying overhead we wish we didn’t have to spend…
To drive this home, if anyone were to tell me they’re keeping ~400kRPS afloat singlehandedly, that’s “I’ll write you a req, what do you want to do?” territory.
We call those cost centers, which is another useful term to know for when you’re derisively called one. Also COGS/OCOGS and such, which is basically accountingspeak for “annoying overhead we wish we didn’t have to spend…
To drive this home, if anyone were to tell me they’re keeping ~400kRPS afloat singlehandedly, that’s “I’ll write you a req, what do you want to do?” territory.